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now to the january 6th investigation. today, a federal judge in california declaring it is, quote, more likely than not, that president trump broke the law by trying to block congress from certifying the 2020 election. and tonight, sources say the committee is also expected to request an interview with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, over her texts to the trump white house after the election, pressing for efforts to overturn the election. now to florida tonight, where governor ron desantis has signed that bill into law banning instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity wth younger children through third grade. abc's victor oquendo in florida tonight. >> show it off, official. >> reporter: tonight, it's rsia say gay bill," as it's known by critics, signed into law by governor ron desantis. >> we will make sure that parents can send their kids to
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at this point in time, aides on the republican side and democratic side of the senate and house tell me they are on the verge of a major budget deal. something that would increase spending caps for defense and nondefense discretionary spending up to $300 billion. the type of deal that would lock in a two-year budget agreement. it would include an increase of the debt ceiling. it includes more than $80 billion in disaster relief for hurricane-ravaged florida, texas, and puerto rico. it would include health care spending, as well. this is the kind of thing that lawmakers have been pointing to as a possibility, essentially clearing the decks of all these major items. looks like they're finally there. the big question now is what are house democrats going do? democrats for a long period of time have held up the possibility of doing a deal like this because they want a daca resolution and need leverage to get that daca resolution. that's what aides in both chambers have been saying. senate democrats on board. house democrats wary. house democrats are going to be needed if it's going to move through the house.
on capitol hill. >> reporter: there's no question the clock is ticking down to the government running out of money, essentially needing to extend a short-term funding agreement. but the biggest development that's occurred up to this point is not the usual kicking the can down the road. at this point in time, aides in both the republican side and democratic side of the senate and house tell me they are on the verge of a major budget deal. something that would increase spending caps for defense and nondefense discretionary spending up to $300 billion. the type of deal that could essentially lock in a two-year budget agreement. it would include an increase of the debt ceiling, includes more than $80 billion in disaster relief for hurricane-ravaged florida, texas, and puerto rico. it would include some health care spending, as well. this is the kind of thing that lawmakers have been pointing to as a possibility, essentially clearing the decks of all the major items. looks like they're finally there. the big question now is what are house democrats going do? democrats for a long period of time have held up the possibility of doing a deal like this because they want a daca
resolution and need leverage to get that daca resolution. at least that's what aides in both chambers have been saying. right now senate democrats on board. house democrats wary. and house democrats are going to be needed if it's going to move through the house. there's a lot of republicans who are very uncomfortable with the large number of spending increases which means speaker paul ryan will need obviously some republicans, he's going to need a lot of democrats, too. >> thank you. let's welcome in digital director zach wolf. good to see you, sir. with every political negotiation i harken back to the art of the deal. the president said, "i always go into the deal anticipating the worst." how do we describe the negotiating deal of both sides of the aisle when the president says something like this? is it ignore the president? >> i think clearly. he's talking about immigration, saying let's have a shutdown over immigration. you'll notice the one thing two sides on capitol hill, the leaders are not talking about, is immigration.
has traditionally not done this. we spend so much money on the military. we are so powerful. >> you don't have to show it off. >> exactly. theodore roosevelt, speak softly and carry your big stick. we have the big stick, we don't need to show it au this is a new thing -- show it off. this is a new thing. do you do it on a political day on, veterans day? the "washington post" was reporting they're looking for the right time to do this. the president said he wanted it repeatedly, so they're trying to make it happen. >> this year is the send technical -- centennial of the end of world war i. you could use that to mark it. we haven't done it often, but when we have done it, it's been criticized as bragging. >> north korea will do it tomorrow night, on the eve of the olympics. >> nice to have you in the studio. chief of staff john kelly says he expects recommendations by tomorrow on how to handle the democratic memo, rebutting republican claims of surveillance abuse by the fbi.
>> kimberly: ivanka trump accompanied her father for the g20 summit in germany. the presidential advisor launched an initiative and sat in for her dad at a meeting from world leaders. one magazine editor is saying that ivanka trump is not a feminist. not for something she said but rather what she wore. >> i don't mean to sound sexist, it can be dangerous on commenting about what women wear but she sat in for her father wearing a dress that was so ornamental. it's a pink dress with big bows on the elbows. there's something incredibly ornamental. that's not a dress made for work or to go out in the world and make a difference. that is a dress that is designed to show off your girly nest. god bless her. show it off. but don't then tell us that you are crusading for an equal place for women at the table. because you are not. >> kimberly: gross. >> dana: i can barely breathe.
show it off. but don't then tell us that you are crusading for an equal place for women at the table. because you are not. >> kimberly: gross. >> dana: i can barely breathe. this is exactly what the feminist movement -- they didn't want to be judged by your looks. he wanted to be judged by your thoughts, capabilities, work. if when you say i don't mean to sound sexist but -- it's like when you say i don't mean to disrespect but -- don't even say that. the democrats could not change maternity leave. ivanka trunk is actually changing it. today, she was able to announce that the president is going to put in more money towards humanitarian aid for the famine being exacerbated in africa. she has created this entire worldwide push for women and